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国際縄跳び連合（IJRU）は、縄跳びの演技において音楽が果たす重要な役割と、著作権法の複雑な取り扱いについて認識しています。アスリートの権利保護を支援するため、IJRUは信頼できる音楽著作権サービスであるClicknClearと提携し、他の国際競技連盟や国際オリンピック委員会と協力してこれらの問題を解決しています。
IJRU音楽ポリシー
音楽はIJRUの競技やイベント制作に不可欠であり、それを制作するアーティストや作詞家の権利を尊重しなければなりません。他の国際連盟も著作権のある音楽の使用に取り組んでおり、IJRUも同様の取り組みに取り組んでいます。
IJRU 理事会は、IJRU 公認イベントに関して以下の音楽ポリシーを承認しました。
ClicknClearとのパートナーシップ
必須の音楽クリアランス:
選手、コーチ、NGB、IJRUへのリスクと責任を軽減するため、すべてのルーティンにおいて音楽の使用許可を取得する必要があります。音楽の使用許可の義務化は、追って通知があるまで、イベントごとに決定されます。
ClicknClear は、音楽のクリアランス プロセスを案内します。
音楽をクリアにする:
ClicknClear には、すぐにライセンス可能な音楽のカタログがあります (IRJU.clicknclear.com)。
カタログを通じて音楽が入手できない場合は、ClicknClear がクリアランスのお手伝いをできる場合があります。
これを行うには、「リクエスト」を作成します。リスクを理解する:
曲の許可が得られない場合、フリースタイル ルーティンがハイライト パッケージに含まれない可能性があり、元の音楽の権利保有者から法的措置を受けるリスクがあります。
CLICKNCLEARのソリューション
音楽の権利は複雑です。ClicknClear なら簡単です。
当社はレコードレーベルや出版社と直接連携し、お客様の日常的なミックスで使用できるようコンテンツを承認します。
当社の音楽カタログは「事前承認」されているため、音楽業界の内部事情を心配する必要はありません。
当社のカタログは膨大で、世界的アイコン、現在のアーティスト、注目の新人アーティストの音楽が掲載されており、急速に成長しています。
音楽を使う
ライセンス音楽
即座に
You can filter by different genres, moods, BPM and more, to help you find the perfect tracks for your routine mix.
You can create playlists, share with your team and add tracks straight to your cart.
Licenses are $10, $15 or $25 per track, per mix for 1 year's use and your license agreement is stored in your account, accessible at any time.
Add on sync rights are also available instantly!
必要な権利をすべて手に入れよう
ClicknClear は、音楽を編集してミックスに適応させる権利（テンポの変更、効果音の追加、他のトラックとの組み合わせなど）や、ルーティンに合わせて振り付ける権利など、音楽業界から直接提供される専門的な権利セットを提供します。
ClicknClear の音楽を使用することで、連盟やイベントプロデューサーは DVD、ライブストリーミング、ビデオオンデマンドの権利を簡単にライセンスすることもできます。
すべてのライセンスには法的補償が含まれます。
音楽著作権教育
When sports and fitness routines are set to music (performance sports), proper licensing is essential for routines and performances, as well as subsequently using footage of events online. As a result, athletes, performers, teams, federations and event producers must act responsibly in respecting music copyright and address its use, for three primary reasons:
It’s the Law
It Helps Grow Your Sport
It Supports Music Creators
THE PROBLEM
WHAT IS COPYRIGHT?
Performance Sports Teams and Performing Arts groups worldwide that use music have to address and respect its copyrighted use. Usually, an individual or group of individuals who authored the work (song) will exclusively own the work or copyright. If music is used without the proper licenses, the end user can be held liable for copyright infringement, and unfortunately, ‘not knowing’ is not a valid defense.
Copyright law exists in most countries in the world and arises when a qualifying work is created by an individual or company. Neither publication, registration, nor other action is required to secure a copyright, although in some countries use of a copyright notice is recommended, and in a few countries (including the United States) registration of domestic works is required in order to sue for infringement.
Usually, an individual or group of individuals who authored the work will exclusively own the work.
In each piece of recorded music, there are two aspects to copyright:
i) the recorded performance of the song, and
ii) the lyrics, melody etc. created by the writers of the song.
Therefore each song is owned by two sets of copyright owners:
The artist(s) who record each version of that song (whether a worldwide hit or an anonymous cover version) own rights in the sound recording of their version.
These are called ‘master rights’.
The you have the 'publishing rights' who cover the people who wrote the song and control the musical composition of the song: Lyrics, melody, etc. Normally several writers have a % share in each song which can range from less than 1% to 100%.
Typically, there are several writers who each have a % share in each song which can range from less than 1% to 100%.
Each writer will own a certain percentage of the song depending on their contribution to the writing process.
In order to license music for your sport, you need a license from EVERY rightsholder for both the Master and Publishing sides.
THE TRADITIONAL MUSIC LICENSING PROCESS
Before ClicknClear, to license music, you’d need to follow the traditional music licensing process which looks like this:
You’d need to make sure ALL copyright owners have approved the license before you can use it.
This process can be very expensive and time consuming.
COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT
Copyright infringement refers to the use of a copyrighted work without the permission of the copyright holder, and remember, ‘not knowing’ is not a valid defense against copyright infringement, and the infringing party can still be sued. In the United States, a fine of up to $150,000 applies to each song that is infringed on in each infringement! This amount varies in different countries and can also include a prison sentence in some cases.
PUBLIC DOMAIN
The public domain refers to works that are no longer protected by copyright (that is, where the copyright has expired). There are different expiration times depending on the country and the side of music rights held. Typically, the Master rights exist for 50 years from date of release and publishing rights exist for 70-90 years from the date of the last living writer.
There is currently no database of works that are in the public domain, so extensive research needs to be done in order to ensure the work can be used.
THE MUSIC RIGHTS REQUIRED FOR YOUR SPORT
There is often misleading information about what rights are required for your sport to make a mix of music to accompany your routine.
Below is a breakdown of the rights that are needed to use a song in your routine mix:
In order to use one song for any of the above uses, you need a license from both the recording artist, and each of the songwriters.
ClicknClear offer all of these rights with our standard license for $10-$25 per song, per mix for 1 years use.
To learn more about music copyright for performance sports, check out our explainer video below:
Interested in diving deeper into music copyright?